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Eating and Living to Protect Your Heart
09/01/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityOne major change from past recommendations is an emphasis on general lifestyle recommendations rather than a strong, almost exclusive focus on diet.
What's Your Heart Disease Risk? Ask Mom
06/06/06, Johns Hopkins UniversitySeveral recent studies report that premature coronary heart disease is a greater risk when it occurs in a mother than in a father.
Is Coffee Safe for Your Heart?
05/12/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityIn two recent studies, drinking coffee, even 6 cups or more a day, is not associated with a greater likelihood of developing coronary heart disease.
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Replacing Your ICD
04/05/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAn internal cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) is a device that's implanted to treat patients with life-threatening disturbances in their heart rhythm.…
Does Bypass Surgery Lead to Cognitive Decline?
03/19/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAre you worried that having bypass surgery may slow your thinking? A decline in cognitive function after coronary artery bypass surgery has generally…
Live Longer After Cardiac Rehab
03/01/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhat can you expect from a cardiac rehab program? A recent analysis examined the findings from 63 studies of cardiac rehabilitation programs that…
Is Sex Safe After a Heart Attack?
01/28/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityHave you held back from having sex after a heart attack because you're afraid it will trigger another one? Studies have shown that many people have…
Still Smoking After a Heart Attack?
01/06/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityYou would think the threat of a painful and life-threatening heart attack would be enough to encourage all cigarette smokers to stop. Not so. A recent…
Heat Wave Horror
08/04/06, Johns Hopkins UniversitySurprisingly, 53 percent of these heat-related deaths occurred in people between the ages of 15 and 64.
Enron Example: Stress and Cardiac Death
07/14/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWere we really surprised to read that Kenneth Lay died suddenly of what the newspapers called "a massive coronary" July 5 at age 64?
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